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Page 111 <br />rescue teams including hazardous materials mitigation, heavy rescue, and swift water <br />rescue services in addition to fire suppression and Emergency Medical Services (EMS). <br />The current locations of Tukwila Fire Stations are listed below. (See Map 1) <br />• Station 51 — <br />444 Andover Park East <br />• Station 52 — <br />5900 South 147th Street <br />• Station 53** <br />— 4202 South 115th Street <br />• Station 54 — <br />4237 South 144th Street <br />** Not being replaced. <br />FACETS toured all the fire stations several times during the onsite visits. Besides the <br />seismic risks, Station 51, 52 and 54 are not adequate for the current level of services <br />provided by the TFD. These stations are too small for both the equipment stationed <br />there and for the firefighters assigned to them. There are not appropriate facilities for <br />female firefighters including restrooms and sleeping areas. Firefighter safety is not <br />adequately addressed because of current fire station configurations, many times <br />contaminated materials are located too close to items used in the living quarters. It was <br />noted in one station that contaminated backboards are cleaned in the same area as the <br />refrigerators where personnel food is kept. <br />Tukwila Fire Department is an all -hazards department, providing fire suppression, <br />hazardous materials mitigation, technical rescue, and advanced basic support services. <br />TFD does not provide emergency medical transport (ambulance) services. Ambulance <br />service is provided by Medic -One or private ambulance service providers. <br />The current Insurance Services Office (ISO) rating is a Class 3 for Tukwila Fire <br />Department. Using the ISO criteria from the PPC program, Map 2 shows the current <br />coverage for an engine every 1.5 miles and a ladder truck every 2.5 miles. <br />Tukwila Fire Department — Station Location Study <br />June 2017 <br />W. <br />